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[QUOTE="analogdesign, post: 5853730, member: 485940"] Electrical engineering is incredibly diverse. You can work in front of a computer writing code or designing circuits, or you can be out in the field supervising the installation of solar panels (I am one of the former, a friend of mine is one of the latter). There are a ton of other roles EEs play. I would say engineering is a pretty hard major and you probably won't be successful unless you enjoy (it is hard to motivate yourself to do all that work, otherwise). The advanced classes are not that different from what you've taken, just more advanced material (and probably more challenging). I struggled with three advanced courses in one quarter so I would be worried about taking five or six. [/QUOTE]
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